Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Octagon (1980) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Octagon (1980) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Octagon (1980).

About the movie: A martial artist must defeat a plan by ninjas to create a worldwide training camp for terrorists.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Octagon (1980)?
a.		The animators designed Devastators first appearance as "a scary transformation, where things are slamming together and getting pulled around. All seven vehicles shove themselves together and click into place as he grows into this giant, scary dude."
b.		When the characters eat the dead, they were actually eating turkey jerky.
c.		This film is a compilation of two episodes - "Outlaw Flats" and "Silver Stage Holdup" - of the Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok TV series.
d.		When Richard Norton (as "Long Legs", not Kyo) is kicked in the Groin by Chuck Norris, he grabs himself and yelps out "Oh shit... shit!". Norton himself said that when he was assisting with the stunts on the set of "The Blues Brothers" and told John Belushi the fight hed be in, Belushi was the one who told him to say "Oh shit!" when getting kicked in the groin.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Octagon (1980)?
a.		The original script ending followed the ending of the novel, in which Alice grows up and gets a job - she does not get Arthur in the end. Katharine Hepburn and George Stevens both much preferred this ending, but the studio made Stevens film a happier ending in which Alice and Arthur end up together, which is seen in the final cut.
b.		Fighting Stars Magazine ranked the climactic fight between Chuck Norris and Tadashi Yamashita as #13 on their list of the 25 greatest fight scenes of all time.
c.		Several golf-related organizations, including GOLF DIGEST, have pledged their support to this film.
d.		Tom Petty mentioned back in 1982 while filming the video for his song "You Got Lucky" (a post apocalyptic themed story) he wanted to do a small part in a futuristic movie. He said he wanted to portray a post war character, which he finally did in this movie.

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